This Friday, 16 October, Karangahape Road’s music venues are coming together for one big neighbourhood celebration of community, music and small rooms full of big noise as part of the Third Space ...
"This tour Midnight will perform the Satanic Royalty album in its entirety, plus some other classics. 2026 has been the 15th anniversary of this album and we've pretty much toured everywhere except ...
It's go time for Ōtautahi Christchurch collective GRIFTHORSE, whose debut album FACSIMILE galloped into the world late last week, just ahead of this Friday's GRIFTFEST launch party spectacular at The ...
Helmed by brothers Charles and Andrew Hendy, The Mary Wallopers are introducing a new generation to the proudly rebellious and raucous spirit of Irish folk music. Hailing from the county town of ...
Dubwise scientist in the studio and charismatic dynamo at the controls onstage, the mighty Pachyman is all set to return to Aotearoa New Zealand, joined this time by local special ...
This is one party you DO NOT want to miss! REHEKŌ!!!!!" Lady Shaka Presents: WHAEA with Chapters, Nickalee and Soraya La Pread Saturday 5th December - Neck of the Woods, Auckland Early birds on sale ...
It's been a banner year for Aotearoa's heavy music underground — witness the breakout successes of Windswept and Earth Tongue — and now metal fiends can feast upon the distorted riffage of Slumbug's ...
Model declare "Good is now fucken bad" in rowdy second track 'Pigs' and about bloody time too. Now also available on limited edition compact disc, don't miss the rising trio letting rip with special ...
Produced by De Sevens, experience 'Little Green Book' and look forward to more from Awning in the near future... "This song is about grief, gritty stuff that feels almost too much to put into song ...
Revisit our coverage of Model, Awning, Tom De Plume, Out of Luck, Eigenface, Jonathan Bree, Dbldbl and Takatapunani, then delve into more new / recent Aotearoa releases from Dateline, Joe Kaptein, Eo, ...
Without a doubt the group who encapsulate the technicolour vibrancy of Te Whanganui-a-Tara's party-loving indie music community in the late '00s / early '10s, welcome back So So M ...
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